Achievements
- 2008 Order of Ikkos medallion
- 2002 Women's NCAA Championship
- 1999 & 2002 Women's Outdoor SEC Championship
- 1999 & 2002 USTCA Women’s Outdoor National Coach of the Year
- 1999 USTCA Men's National Indoor Coach of the Year
- 1999 & 2002 SEC Women's Coach of the Year
- In 2002 coached athletes who won 7 NCAA titles and 4 gold and one silver medal at the World Junior Championships. In addition had 2 named National Athlete of the Years and 1 named Men’s National Scholar-Athlete of the Year
- 2001 Nike Coach of the Year
- U.S. Men's Head Coach at 2001 Goodwill Games
- 1999 Assistant Coach for the USA at the World Track and Field Championships
- 1997 USOC Track and Field Coach of the Year
- Assistant Coach of 18 ACC Championship Teams
- Coached 6 Olympic medalists
- Coached 25 Olympians (that have won 11 medals)
- Coached over 60 NCAA Champions
- Coached over 415 NCAA All-Americans
- Coached over 100 SEC Champions
- Coached over 75 ACC Champions
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